There Is An Urgency to Create.

Why you can't afford to put it off any longer.

This morning, God reminded me of the original blueprint for my business, Living in Pursuit.

Sometimes, we get so distracted, worried about the wrong things, and lose sight of the pure intent behind why we started walking in purpose in the first place. But in His kindness, God has been gently bringing me back into alignment.

After spending time with Him this morning, I felt fired up and ready to execute. Inspired. Clear. But then…I told myself, “I’ll start tomorrow.”

Was it laziness? Or wisdom?

Whatever it was, sitting on the strategy God gave me left me feeling heavy. Dark. Almost like a quiet depression crept in. I didn't want to rush what He was ushering me into, but I’ve also grown comfortable in this resting place. Comfortable in isolation.

But when I paused to explore the loneliness and the emotional fog, I realized something:
I wasn’t creating.

I have the time. I have the equipment. I have the resources. Yet I chose to “chill.” I put it off. I tried to focus on something else, anything other than what God told me to build.

And that’s when it hit me:
This season feels different.

It’s not just a wave of creativity, it’s a divine urgency. I can’t respond to this the way I used to. Not with hesitation. Not with excuses. Not with delay.

Because purpose requires full intent.
Not a haphazard approach. Not “when I feel like it.” Not “when it’s perfect.”

I’ve been walking in purpose for years, but lately, it feels crucial to live it out daily. With clarity. With discipline. With vision.

I thought past ventures would open doors for me, but this venture feels right! It feels aligned, prophetic, and close to my heart. It feels like this is what I was called to do all along, without the willingness to play small.

As a creative, I’ve experienced the pain of not creating. For years, I lacked the tools, the direction, the language. I knew I was meant to build something, but I didn’t know what or how. That confusion bred frustration. Depression. Longing. Resentment.

But now…I have the language.
I have the strategy and wisdom. I have the experience and the expertise.
And I believe God has placed His stamp of approval on it.

There is an urgency in the spirit.
A prophetic push to birth what’s been incubating for years.

This isn’t about chasing trends or forcing productivity. This is about stewarding the divine downloads God is assigning in this hour.

The “ideas” are heaven-sent prompts pushing you into the next phase of your destiny.

Some of these creations have been assigned a due date. That book you’ve been working on for years, and that desire to pursue a particular part of the vision, feels NEAR. So close you can taste it! Some of your ideas are assignments that must be released now.

I feel like I’m finally about to birth what I was always meant to pursue, this time, with full backing from God. I don’t feel like this is a season of preparation. I feel like this is a season of execution. What we’ve been calling a season of preparation was really a season of divine waiting. A time to wait for that opportunity and that door to open. A time to get closer to God before he releases us into the next part of the vision.

The timing feels spiritual. The space is ready. The creativity is flowing like never before.

This isn’t just a feeling—it’s a call.

Could it finally be time?
Could this be the moment not to sleep on your God-given ideas?
Could it be the confirmation you’ve been waiting for?

For me, it is.
So I’m choosing to create. Every. Single. Day.

Whether I’m finishing chapters of my book, refining choreography, or launching new content, I’m moving forward.

No more delay.
No more second-guessing.
The call is clear:

It’s time to create.